Quotient, Inc. Reviews

Pros

Friendly & helpful environment. I've seen people across departments take time to help others, work related or otherwise. I've witnessed many acts of kindness, which is a breath of fresh air. Really inspiring projects on award-winning sites keeps work interesting. Bonus perks for employees, like getting a free car detailing are cool, too!

Cons

I'll update if I think of one.

Pros

As a working parent I highly appreciate the ability to pick up my kids when bad weather hits and the flexible work schedule. The top leadership really cares about the employee's well being and values input from everyone on all levels. Since joining the team a 2 months ago I have felt engaged and valued member of the team. The small company feel is nice, I can have lunch with the owner one day and with the entire team the next. Everyone is very friendly and looks out for one another. I just left a company where I was employed for 13 years. However, after getting my MBA I wanted to take a career move to focus on other leadership opportunities. Quotient was a perfect fit! I see myself staying here another 10+ Years.

Cons

Not too many cons. I wish there was a more clear organization structure but this is a side effect of the small company feel where everyone just chips in and helps.

Pros

Been here a few months working at their HQ. Office is great, things are casual, people are wonderful. Kinda miss teleworking but if you're gonna be in an office and around people, this is pretty darn good.

Cons

I've got nothing to add here.

Pros

* Multiple contracts with diverse work opportunities * Friendly, experienced, and humble team can help develop your skills * Friendly, experienced, and humble team that wants to learn from you * Telework available when permitted by the customer and role requirements * Management embraces the open door policy * HQ perks, like free drinks and the occasional free lunch * Adequate planning has seen all of us safely through past government shutdowns

Cons

* Not all positions are at HQ * When the Columbia Association (our neighbor) is busy, the parking lot can be full

Pros

-The work place is laid back. -higher ups know who you are and you can tell they care about you. -I’ve never felt pressured to overwork or stress myself out.

Cons

Some project teams can feel a bit small.

Pros

Small Business, Personal Feeling, Good Compensation / Benefit Packages, Wonderful People, Easy Communication with all levels of Management

Cons

Single HQ Location, Mobility is tied mostly to contracts (fairly typical)

Pros

I started working at Quotient during the Pandemic. At the beginning I was worried about working remotely for a new project at a new company. It turned out my worry was unnecessary, it has been a great experience so far. At Quotient: 1) Everything is very fast and efficient, from obtaining my work laptop to getting access to resources. 2) People who I work with or have contacted are all knowledgeable, friendly. 3) All meetings are efficient and effective, no long, boring, useless meetings. 4) quotient uses modern software like Silicon Valley startups.

Cons

So far there is none.

Pros

I have a little bit of a different experience than the typical contractor. I work on projects that allow for the work to be done at HQ instead of the typical contractor that works at the client site. My personal experience has been great. I've had a hand in many different clients and projects and as a web developer I'm able to grow and learn more based on the variety of projects. Depends on what you're really assigned but you can be creating a module in Drupal for one project and doing a full migration into another CMS for another. For someone that likes more of the freelance personal atmosphere dealing with clients, I like this environment a lot. I feel that I have plenty of opportunities to be the face of the project and have that interaction with the client. And it doesn't go unnoticed when you're able to complete certain milestones in projects.

Cons

It can be a little fast paced, really just depends on the project and client you have. But people that thrive here are able to adapt project to project (not one is the same) and know how to accurately balance their work load. Communication is also a key, you sometimes need to speak up instead of waiting for someone to reach out to you.

Pros

Excellent work environment, great work-life-balance, overall a great company to work for!

Cons

There are no cons I have experienced.

Pros

Quotient does a lot to make employees feel at home, and that is clear in everything they do. Every member of the management team is extremely approachable. I had the privilege of working closely with Clark, Shirley, and Dan on a few internal projects and they are very warm-hearted, passionate people dedicated to quality and efficiency. All of my co-workers were very down-to-earth yet brilliant people. If you want some of he brightest minds, look no further. I was lucky enough to be one of the creators of what we affectionately called the "mega cube". We created a large cube that housed 4 of us, giving us more space than we would have had otherwise since the company is growing rapidly. Dan is always willing to listen and take your ideas to heart and if you want to expand into other knowledge areas he helps facilitate growth as much as possible. In fact, the whole management team was in the process of implementing a whole program to facilitate expansion of knowledge for those who want to grow. There are many events to increase employee morale and interaction, a fully stocked drink fridge, and the best holiday parties. I left only to return to the private sector with an amazing opportunity. Quotient is the best company I have worked for.

Cons

Sometimes a bit disorganized and communication could be improved. There were a few mishaps with communication about employees leaving but by the time I left that had improved greatly. It seems like there are more opportunities for growth in some areas versus others.